New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
RIDING WIDE OF THE COURSE
MR.. HITCHCOCK KISSED AT CEDARHURsT.
MR. MORRIS WINS THREE RACES AND HIS PARTNER
oNE--sAM BROWN BOILING.

ONE--SAM BROWN BOLIING.
Hitchcock give satisfactory account OF himseHi
It remarkable that good rider should do such Dun
Cling piece he did yesterday at Cedarhurst HIS
pucky riding OF schoomaser Saturday persuaded many
persons him yesterday which they dh 10
they gave him were suddenly soured
by his performance and IN place ofappause ne was
greeted wit h Kisses Kisses Justly deserved.
three horses in the last race-Response glen
bar and Pawnee- The first was out Oh
at the start. and 1t was made apparent
at the first turn that Glenbar did intend He lost
ground hurdle though Mr. Morris pounded him win
whip every stride 1t simply runaway race or
Pawnee until Mr Hitchcock went astray. NO man coue
know the course than this gentleman rider ana IL ID
how he could have completely lie
discovered went back but It was too ate Inc
thrown away Mt Hitchcock rode on rs IL nc
intended TO close the andcouid the spectators DO
eve their eyeshc again went ont OF the course taxing inc
wall second time instead OF the water jump linen IL was
that the people Missed him.
People can't be expected to wear chceru
kept at the post over an hour as was
the case The field was large-tere were
fifteen sarters-but they have been sent away In less
than seventy feature OF the race was Tho VIC
tory OF Mr.. Harwood Wheatley These young NEIL
Messrs Morris and Harwood-kDow how to ride
The field in the first race got away wei enough
Mckenzie (Mr. Kernochan up) having the best ofh inc
public inclined to plunge on Burgomaser al hrst
notwithstanding Foxha Keenes nose which was amss ana
in bandages; but odds OF the brown horse aso IN
bandages) rapidly fell OF to to l. Campbell was made
tavore solely George Work was TO ride him. cy'
clone (Ar Shields up faDcied by many slashine
pounding roweng brought Tomahawk IN hrs by nara
length greatly disappointed ior no ha 90'
his heart winning.
The race OF the ponies was funny Riders began whipping
the play things start and they kept up All the way
home Mr. Morris Savage came down tho honesue'ch
laughing 80 uproarousy that he came near falling on
In tina Rockaway Green steepechase King Victor went
down at the turf bank deposited his rider Madden uncere
monousy middle OF the track and went on WIN tne
field Kaleidoscope changes for mile ana ha
mi
the water ium going through tho rails on the right
coming earth in front OF tho clubhouse spinters now
every went over the horses SIDE ana
fell on his back jockey chung to tho bride herocaT
and erked sam time TO meet the attack OF tho
rdress King Victor who dashed into the two The COLLISION
broke bones. Mr.. Harwood rode weu' out
Lord Francis not good enough TO beat
Ed Gilman or Blue Day. Lakeland's horses
won as they liked Ed pulling to lot his stable
companion land stake borne 10 Tue CLUB
house In a breatllless condition.
Baronet the Rockawny Cup with ridiculous ease
Cyclone picked up tornado in Mr Cheevers back yard
perhaps II was the dog rid Of Mr. Permission who
walked home
There was unlimited betting under the tent
Railroad facilities disappointment Trains we're
over an hour coming tho TO Long Island CITY
FIRST RAcE-HAYDcAP FOR HUNTERS S25 EACH. CUP
ADDED; ABOUT ONE MILE on THE FLAT.
stanley MC5ts%sr; , TsI%ahaw by Great TS%;
f. keenes Ur. h. Burgomlster aged, i7s Owner,
l. LioyG's Dr. m Hinda, aged l57
AST sG wd4s b. b. cy s@Po nsf
sohoolmaster withdrawn.
Betting-Cyclone to 2 Tomahawk to l. Burgoma.tor
TO Campbell TO !. linda 10 to Mckenzie 10 " and
oha%sos hat the best quickly took lead Of
as %so led tSSee lCnshs at closest
companion WIN @ tn,' TomabasH Around lie
back stretch iTT hSH Sp Mckenzie and in the home
ter who tho greater gaTt OF
s ns and :6carcd second place Mckenzie third.
SECOND RAcE-WELTER sIAKRs $40 EACH Sloo
ADDED ABOUT y MILE on THE FLAT
Norris & Harwood's CHI T. wheauey by King Dan-suse
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Fairfax stables b s. Regal o ie4 i-.; SS: paly
F. Ge6haIas n PHanSA sgGS hSra; Eo
Tsieyfand we're Withdrawn. o..
Rs5.sg % 10 Sa'f Ss1A eas
from 10 to 80 70 against In, na the Ss1 s roDDOa 10
@ 1ayos hs Se ,nr and %9sHy S
by fa'cnooi Poet and sam Brown , zAnSS.r held
turn pressed him hard mos. OF tho way quit
and Poet took SS s oS BEGAN mt
his run and at tho OF the homesrech only length
SsHSq ans6 roS POSi
third.
TuRD RAcE-MAIDES PoSY HASDICAH $50 EACH;
ABOUT y MILE oS THE FLAT.
MORN. Harwecds 6r. SAVAGE aged 49, (Mr Morrsl
j. L. KornOchansblk. x Buffalo. aged itl;, townerl 3
Lonesome stables Oh Lonely, agei l42 ..tMr Lloyd
betting -Spnster to on Lonely to against Savage
Mu.o and spinsicr wero tho quickest away spInster
soon decided lead Ana most d tho spectators thought
front in the hone stretch lengths spinstOr
second ton nghs before Buffalo third
FoURTu RACE ROCKAwAY GREEN sTEEPLECHAsE. $50
EACH. 500 ADDED; ABOUT 2i2 MILES.
W. Iakelands b. O. Blue Day. by Blue MantleMay Day.
W. YAK {assia AM Oh c ia Gilman s5
Morris Norris & nsiwOod's Oh. S. Lord fI9nc,, aged,
wysnc 4 SON. D. e. Bruion. s. Groon}
summit stables Dr.. justin Mack. 49,; tDeyanl
o3s sasa ssGS h% 9es
" c Days b. h. Brown. g. iCanavanj
o5a sST s% MGRsS
Hinda, Pawnee and silver Dean were Withdrawn
noins Bae Day Ed Gilman Bruton Emulation to
hseE to /: Hercules 10 70 and KING Victor is to
1T Sss s @ s'
hedge 6u! hs Jockey was not hurt Sam Brown
tSe water jump was reached and regular
s BoW booa jumped the ds rail- and id his
% G Sas ' had o @ al
hemseys Blue py nsss1 Tst dozen Ss
IS $4 r' pa@ cpr npoar
CHASE HALF-BRED HUNTERS; $50 EACH, CUP ADDED
ABOUT gig MILES.
H. MGrT''b BarOn'' by Experiment ups5T %U,p,
j ' + kernoe5aa': AstaiGi aged owasf
n O. IOriards bL g. Retribuon, 8, 1862. T Hitohcock)
Alex Sheds's g. Cyclone aged, 1866. MI. Pennisan)
Cigarette and Redskin withdrawn.
Bolted.
Betting TO 3. Retrbuon to 2, Viola to J. cy
clone 3 to / and Agtator 10 10 l.
Agator Cyclone the leaders the first time
around Cyclone bolted second time round throwing his
rider a pull Baronet and
others Baronets hackers feared he max
ing mistake he wasn't for no the
hunter closed the passed his field and
pleased by ten lengths Agitator second Viola third
SIXTH RACR-HUNTERs' HANDICAP STREPLEcHAsE. $50
EACH, PLATE ADDED; ABOUT MILts
Queens County Stables Genba by Glenelg Jentling
6yrs 1913 INT Morris)
p T. Golfers b. A. Response aged 100. ...--.iMr Bird
Long Stables Pawnee aged lO2 (Hitchc0ck)
HarbOurcr and Hopeless Withdrawn. Went the
wrong and did not finish
Betng-Glenbar 10 D, Pawnee TO and Response 10 l.
before The horses circuit Pawnee opened
second place. with Genbar